Sentence examples for more overall time from inspiring English sources
Potentially positive mediators of group sessions include more overall time with a provider since group sessions are typically extended as a result of time savings from reduced individual appointments.
HG dams also spent significantly more time nursing, which is consistent with our previous observation that primiparous dams exposed to hypergravity spend more overall time nursing with increased interruption of nursing bouts due to digging/nest-building behavior (Baer et al., 2005).
A growing body of evidence suggests that more overall vacation time – intense effort offset regularly by real renewal — fuels greater productivity and more sustainable performance.
Perhaps more important, overall time spent on network-controlled viewing (television plus network web sites) increased by 3.7 h per week.
"More so than the overall time, it was just the way it was done".
The second approach takes the more overall position that both time points are equally important.
Further, participants in the reminding condition were more efficient as they recalled more items, but spent less overall time studying the proverbs.
That compared with 203 total claims of speed-control issues at General Motors, which received nearly five times more overall claims as Toyota.
Even though it is possible to assess time points of metabolic changes between infected and mock-infected cells based on the shown intracellular metabolite profiles, further calculations were performed to yield a more precise estimate of the overall time point for the switch of metabolism.
Although requiring more effort in up front primer design and chemistry optimization, many people still employ PCR amplicon based enrichment because, in general, the PCR process is easier to handle, requires less overall time, is more specific in terms of target sequence enrichment and can easily accommodate much lower DNA input.
So they will do a 'low-fuel' run - the one that sets their fastest overall time - with more fuel on board than they needed to make the car look slower than it is, for example.
